What is the key to treating cervical cancer? How to treat cervical cancer

There will be no symptoms in the early stage of cervical cancer, but once symptoms begin to appear, the disease may develop to an advanced stage and there is no way to seek medical treatment. Therefore, if you want to detect and treat cervical cancer early, you must have the awareness of regular screening.

Early cervical cancer has no symptoms

Surveys show that about 75,000 women in China are newly diagnosed with cervical cancer every year, and the proportion of women infected with HPV in China is about 15%, and the proportion of hepatitis B carriers is about 5%. At present, there are obvious signs that cervical cancer is getting younger, and many patients die from cervical cancer every year.

In the past, the incidence of cervical cancer was higher in people aged 40 to 50, but now it has expanded to all age groups. "As long as women have sexual life, they may be infected with HPV and may develop cervical cancer. From the beginning of infection, there is usually a gap of 5 to 10 years from the HPV virus to cervical cancer."

Many women learn that they have cervical cancer and do not believe it, or even refuse to receive treatment because they do not have any signs. In this regard, cervical cancer will not have any symptoms in the early stages, and once the symptoms begin, the disease may develop to an advanced stage.

When some middle-aged women experience irregular vaginal bleeding, increased leucorrhea, irregular menstruation, etc., they think these are symptoms of menopause, but they don’t know that these are also symptoms of cervical cancer. In addition, after repeated bleeding, they may also have cervical cancer. If you have these symptoms, you must go to the hospital for a check-up to eliminate cervical cancer.

Regular screening can effectively prevent

Since cervical cancer has no symptoms in the early stages, in order to detect and treat it early, it is necessary to be aware of regular screening.